Wilcox's Grocery Offers 15 Cents Per Dozen Oranges
A fragment of local advertising and notices lists Wilcox's Grocery offering oranges at 15 cents per dozen. Other items include a ten percent discount on Pickard China Plates this week and upcoming social events from the Bra Club and the Stitchery Club at homes on Market Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Wilcox
Wright
Bertha Kibler
N. F. Ames and Co
D. A. Lawrence
Market Street
CO Boley
Corty
Lawrence
Monntville
Mendville
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An old ad-style note extols pure candy quality, urging buyers to pick trusted sellers. It praises Qum as safe and long-known for no impure candy, promising consistent freshness and value. The message touts twenty to thirty cent grades and affordable express shipping of candy by the box nationwide.
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Qum
Uncle Am
United States
Marriage licenses and social notices from Franklin News
The notice lists Ethan Gross aged 70 of Wattsburg and Della Rockwood age 65 of Erie for a marriage license issued yesterday with various foods listed in error. It also notes Nellie Lounsbury being installed as an officer in Corry Hive and invites, plus a train collision near a pump station where three men on a hand car escaped injury.
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Ethan Gross
Wattsburg
Della Rockwood
Erie
Boss Grocery
Nellie Lounsbury
State of Pennsylvania
Corry Hive
Kalehis
Maven Bees
Franklin News
Investors Offered 1 Percent Preferred Stock in Pittsburg Corp
After careful investigation I offer for sale 1% preferred stock of a Pittsburg Corporation formed a year ago. The firm is run by a respected manager with prior Cleveland experience in a similar business. The plan promises prudent, capable management and profits with increased working capital. Not a promotion. stock issued at full face value. Call for booklet and more information for prospective investors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Bsy ‘Hat
Cleveland
Gas Explosion Damages Tuttle Building in Kinzua
A gas leak investigation by Scobey and the owner in the Tuttle building caused a powerful explosion. The blast tore the floor, shattered windows, and ripped off siding, but both men escaped serious injuries. Seven month old child narrowly avoided death as a large floor hole opened beside them.
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Jin
Tuttle
Kinzua
Scobey
Oldchild
Seabey
Wareren
Weather report and 1915 business tribute from Corry
Weather observations at 8 PM show varied conditions from coast to coast with rain and cloudiness. the article then shifts to a Corry Pennsylvania business tribute praising loyalty, better quality, and modest prices from The Starr Granite and Marbles Works at 140 Maple Ave. Corry. It notes 1914 business was larger than any year in Corry’s past and looks forward to 1915 with new designs and machinery.
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Corry
Induntrion
Starr Granite
Markis Works
Maple Ave
Advlitr
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Normanna
Itia
Rebekah H. H
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Elwin Crapsera md Lenamy
Gee, Knowlton
West Simbl Street
Presbyterian Vadtes Aid Society
Jamestown Journal
Warren Lodge
Tabernacle
Mader
Hartford
Conn
Thia
Ban Franeseco
Rawin H. Lemare
Iime
London
Lew Westminister
Tosus
Haynie
A.E. Pettit
Florist
Wearevis
Cubbur Sands
Tyne
R. G. Lindsley & Son
Knowlton Bros
Kenning
Dempsey Bros
Philadelpha
Jim
James Beamion
Uputime Department
United States Appraiser
Second
Walnut Streets
Reardon
St Timothy's Hospital
Rearton Wan
Youngstown
Youngs Fown Bakers Ty
York
Wilfie
Irwin Hoss
Dillaburg
Bucyrus
O Fan
American Clay Machinery Company
Willoughby
United States Weather Bureau
Semp
New York
Atlantic City
Hicago
St Louis
New Orlean
Washington Philadelphia
SiSiauatidey
Holiday Savings Fund
Jon
National Bank of Corry
Corry, PA
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